adverb

conversely

on the other hand, in contrast

He is very sociable. Conversely, his brother is shy.

He is very sociable. Conversely, his brother is shy.

You can add sugar; conversely, you can add salt.

You can add sugar; conversely, you can add salt.

((sentence)) introduces an opposite idea He is outgoing. Conversely, she is quiet.

Synonyms: in contrast, on the other hand; Antonyms: similarly, likewise

From 'converse' + '-ly'. It introduces an idea that is the 'converse' or opposite of the preceding one.

Think of it as introducing the 'converse' point of view, turning the argument around.

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